well kristie and we had expected that just like with the 1st lady perhaps police with an issue a warrant of august but they're saying that because he has now said he's going to make a cottage and his office is issued a statement saying that he has called for medical attention that would wait for proof that indeed he did go for medical attention i suppose if they find that he didn't that's only then can they take action including issuing a warrant of arrest all right so he was a no show in court but we do know that he did appear on national television to say let's listen to what he said and we'll pick up this standby and that one. true we're already really to your knowledge that i picked a good time as prime minister of effect from the end of july dca ordered and here before we requested pre-partition from our town and by our computer before. ok so he was talking about his resignation but i think a lot of people might be wondering how is somebody facing murder charges today able to serve as prime minister. look he wouldn't be able to serve as prime minister for instance he was expected to

and it looks like in the short term it's starting to drop again and they actually go as you know kristie down to around you know 910201 this latest one but again you have to look at and i know i'm kind of the optimist if you have to look at the historical trend $9000.00 is being kind of the new floor is a very high floor for big corning which just a year ago was sitting around 3000 right before started climbing again so it's a significantly higher position than what it was and of course as we talk about this thing that sounds like it's coming out of the stephen king novel the have the which is on its way all these it would drive prices up even higher than that so very excited for that to come up cryptocurrency analysts emblem bus co-host spence one thank you so much because things. so now it seems like jocks and the north can be friends after all as italian soccer team to ventus is going block launching digital collectibles of all star players on block chain enabled fantasy football platform so rare so rare provides a soccer team management game with digital cards created on a theory and

kristie we got to bring into this conversation here and i think we can do this simply how do you respond to what todd saying i mean there's a lot of new information here and i know you've been following this story very very much as well so what do you think about all this. yes a lot of news just brought but we have to wait for a while fall is going to say in response to this as ben just pointed out if the u.s. had all of this data since 2009 and this they spend this 18 month long campaign against this past year year and a half actually in order to persuade european nations not to adopt into their technology then why haven't they presented hard evidence before so far a lot of this is just allegations even though it is very detailed and very documented we have to go and look at what the facts are and while they i'm sure is going to have response to all these allegations and now i want to ask you as well just looking at this obviously now we're getting more evidence that evidence that i think a lot of people have been asking for but in reality here you know we do the report yesterday they h

number will continue to improve as researchers develop new combination therapies to treat the virus kristie it's very important to know here that this is something you don't hear all the time you hear about how many cases we have how many deaths we have and i guess you're just to assume that the people who didn't die have recovered but to see those numbers and those are almost reported daily in china correct yes they are reported daily and as well right now you see the number of full recovery is being quite low but these are all the ways the people who are reported moderate to severe symptoms who are actively in the hospital who are actively in trials there are over 80 current trials now pending between galia and in no bar to santa fe all these drug therapies now are used in combination to try to develop a vaccine to contain the contagion and the spread however all the people who have moderate to very low sometimes the doctors actually recommend them to quarantine themselves at home and your human body can actually combat the virus itself and many people have actually made full recoveries t

so you so much kristie starting in europe markets are down across the board and we're going to start with the cac in paris that we started looking positive before dropping off at the end of the coronaviruses impact was still the main catalyst here one of the biggest losers was auto manufacturer know who lost 3 percent on friday alone which can be attributed to a supply chain issues due to the virus as well as a french probe into base use of funds now the dax in germany is also following a similar trend here looked like it was going to be even all week and then took a bit of a dive on friday losing nearly one percent the biggest losers in germany were in adidas who are hurting because of travel and supply chain issues respectively due to the virus the footsie in london it is in the same boat here so so just know that it almost rebounded to even on friday but luxury brand burberry group had a terrible week probably more than 2 and a half percent on friday alone and that was due to their reliance on sales in china and they've seen that throughout the markets now moving stu south america

speaker, this week i had the opportunity to visit core pruss kristi police officer michael love in the hospital as he recovers from injuries he sustained in the line of duty. over the weekend he was conducting a routine traffic stop when his patrol vehicle was struck, pinning him down. i heard from many of his fellow officers of his optimistic and spirit which i had the opportunity to witness firsthand when i visited him and his wife in the hospital. he told me that despite everything he's going through, even knowing the months of recovery that lie ahead, he would still sign up to serve our community as a core pruss kristi hristi police officer. we must continue to pray for the safety of all our first responders and support them as they protect us. as well as their families who they hug a little bit tighter every day as they face the dangers that lie ahead. we are thankful for the loving, brave, and patriotic man that is officer michael love and for those who serve with him. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the the gentlewoman from new jersey, mrs.

rate bounced back to 10 percent and that grades continued for the subsequent weeks quaters and years kristie what do you actually make of this analysis from. i think what he says is absolutely correct that if once this entire virus is contained china actually rebound in a very strong way because let's let's face it there is no other nation in the world who is as good as mobilized nation in terms of getting the personnel and the resources that are mission critical to us are in place at a certain time in china has been amazing at that so they have been extremely good at isolating and contain the virus up until this point and so once everything is contained i do think that china will be able to rebound and a strong way however that remains the that remains the point of uncertainty right no one knows how long this virus will last it's going to be like stars and naturally die out within the 1st 2nd quarter if this actually does persist we can expect to see a few g.d.p. points being shaved from the estimates christie will certainly keep talking about this and covering this story and following up o

. >> reporter: that landlady is kristi west.hey said they'd never met since they were leasing the house from the former tenants. turns out west wasn't alone downstairs. >> and there are also people sleeping in the garage. >> reporter: the tenants say things really went south when they asked west to deal with some maintenance issues. >> when we asked her to make basic repairs, i started getting barrages of phone calls, texts. her mood would switch from being really happy to incredibly angry. >> reporter: the complaints, they said, led to harassment. fiero, who works as an emt, says west tried to get her fired. >> i get a call from my boss. i'm sorry. she says that kristi called to get me fired, saying i'm a racist and a monster, caused me to have like a breakdown. >> she would follow me in her car. she would try to talk the police into saying that i was a peeping tom. >> reporter: they also say west would enter their rooms without permission, as this surveillance video appears to show. >> ms. west would constantly intrude on any

absolutely kristie google is saying hey this lawsuit is factually wrong we would never spawn kids we took a pledge several years ago that we wouldn't gather this information to use to do bad targeting and lo and behold the new mexico says wait one second we're not buying this we think that that's exactly what you're doing so essentially a good portion of schools in new mexico about 2 thirds of them use these inexpensive often free educational tools that google provides and what this lawsuit states what they found is that even though under the educational products when these things like you know google docs or chrome books are being used and of course that's owned by google koren books work with their operational software so they're using these educational sources to further their education and supposedly it's not being used to gather information and it's not certainly not being used google says to use that to target ads however when kids do log on to their chrome books under these educational products if you will when they log on at home there's a feature that automatically syncs all

hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company kenya is mourning the passing all former presidents daniel moore he it was the 2nd all the country's 2nd ofter independence ruling from 1970 eight's to 2002 and 24 years the country was an island off the mystical stability in africa but that came at a cost his role was a tarion kenya was a democracy but in name only. daniel iraq came to power in 1978 when president died the former school teacher in the national legislature had been handpicked vice president and 7 can you. it is long shadows. 4 years into his rule most of violence a coup attempt that sparked a transformation from a cautious insecurely leader into a tough nut to crack. is suppressed opposition and consolidated power in the one party state he said to torture chambers in a government building in nairobi city center thousands of activists students and academics were held without charge. position parties were allowed in the early ninety's but they were divided and disorganized molly was reelected in 19929097 in polls marred by war and spreads vi

hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company kenya is mourning the passing all former president daniel arap more he it was the 2nd all the country's 2nd leader after independence ruling from 1970 eight's to 2002 and 24 years the country was an island off political stability in africa but that came at a cost his role was authoritarian kenya was a democracy but in name only. daniel iraq moyo came to power in 1978 when president dilma kinetic died the former schoolteacher in the national legislature had been handpicked vice president and 17 yet as long shadow. 4 years into his rule most of via a coup attempt that stock a transformation from a cautious in secure leader into a tough blow to the crux of the supressed opposition and consolidating power in the one party state he said to torture chambers in a government building in nairobi city center thousands of activists students in academics were held without charge. position parties were allowed in the early ninety's but there were divided in disorganised was a real link to the 992 in 1907 in paul's marr

hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company ugandan academic who was imprisoned after insulting the president has been for 8 a judge in kampala said stella nancy had been wrongfully convicted nancy has gained notoriety for using a strategy called radical rudeness it aims to unsettle powerful people like this man uganda's president you erin was 70 young she has often criticized the long time lida one time she described him as a pair of talks and tweeting a scene she was arrested and charged with cyber harassment today's verdict was met with chit is dramatic scenes outside the course. even before the judgment was read out and nancy had a glint in her eye it was standing room only as uganda's most formidable feminist enjoyed her 1st day out of prison in more than a year she scribbled notes as the george where his very unsure appreciation when he ruled she'd been wrongfully convicted or supporters were more enthusiastic. there was. outside the chance continued and demands for run shorts followed. up. with the. first. one was a result because i rocked u

hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company al-shabaab islamists attacks to somalia ministry bases on wednesday morning the official number of casualties has not been released but say african union troops helped repel the 2nd largest attack and all those troops were part of the african union peacekeeping mission in somalia caught at was some 4 short they've played a huge role and security in the country but they also say it's to leave and that's prompting fear is that their departure could boost. its my time in mogadishu and i mean some troops are patrolling the capital. for over a decade the multinational peacekeeping force has been central to somalia security and the battle to contain a mighty enemy. al-shabaab. the al qaeda affiliated islamist extremist group continues to wage a campaign of terror on the population and people are worried things could get to us. where if i'm some lives with. you that sort of bomb i wouldn't be fighting the berlusconi i wouldn't be a lot of losing lives. the african union mission in somalia has recorded numerous s

hello i'm kristie one to welcome to deja vu news africa it's good to have your company cameroon is bracing for parliamentary and municipal elections with security consonance high in the separatist and a phone region off the country attacks by militants and they boycotted off the last presidential elections in 2018 soul turnout as low as 5 percent in the region now the and before and region is shown here in the shape of polish off the map separatists launched an insurgency they in 2017 since then they've been fighting the government in a conflict which has claimed some 3000 lives and has forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes. over. mones mean opposition party as the from the streets of london then complain if a conscious look all up elementary elections shouldn't for sunday as yet be seeking to challenge the party of congress it is it's an open city full b.n. yet has ruled the country for dentists in the us the opposition are often accuses party of the little real fraud but we are all the because it took any for dalit activity during these elections down we have taken already nec

he's charged that he is no longer prime minister and they've decided who should take over for him kristie all right that's a that's an a in the sort of capital mess and for us thank you. the music business is a tough one you have to deal with disappointments and overcome obstacles even more so when you struggle as a woman in a field dominated by men well that's what standards should be effaced now one does 1st female sex a phone is once to pile up women through music. my name is 2 last time and i'm a month. horn's. 2 2 bird so my. car led to my life it's given me so much confidence and it's become part of me to become a part of. it all began with the story the 30 year old musician says that she did not find the saxophone but the instrument found her. first turn to toro when i had this song playing when a friend on top of me troll a beautiful saxophone so i asked what it was that of another friend of mine see before saxophone and that's when i got the. piece instrument. in the beginning for taylor felt people do not trust his skills because she's a woman performances were cancelled or not

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hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company it's a case which has shaken and nation the 1st lady office also has been arrested on murder charges over the killing of the has been or the 1st wife of her husband prime minister thomas to body miles i haven't appeared in front of judges on wednesday just hours after she turned herself in to police she'd been on the run since last month we'll take you to listen to form all but 1st this report. walking by her husband's side my side to buy an a in less troubled times the 1st lady in yellow has been charged with the murder of the prime minister's 1st wife became he says testing the division of powers between its disagree and the government. supports he is found guilty and she was convicted . of murder. i think for the soup for food beer 1st. that would teach everyone but would be a lesson for every citizen especially people living through or show positions of power that the road to justice i have the been in the day i see where we have the 1st lady like any other 2 i'm expecting that she might as well go the

hello i'm kristie want to welcome to date every news africa it's good to have your company it's a case which has shaken and they should be the 1st lady often is so too has been arrested on murder charges over the killing of the husband or the 1st wife of her husband prime minister thomas to body. appeared in front of judges on wednesday just i was off to she turned herself in to police she'd been on the run since last month for taking you to 4 mall but 1st this report. walking by her husband's side my assignment to bonn a troubled times a fascinating yellow has been charged with the murder of the prime minister's 1st wife the case is testing the division of powers between him and the government's support she has formed. and she's convicted. of murder. i think for the suit for would be a 1st. that would teach everyone but would be a lesson for every citizen especially people leaning forward positions of power the road to justice i have the beginning to. see where we have the best lead like any other i'm expecting that she might as well go they're being charged and need to rise go to jad

hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company for the 1st time in 7 years cameron has held local ad parliamentary elections the polls have been delayed because of violence and political turmoil in the country on camera his english speaking both waste and southwest turnout was no. people not to vote 2017 those separatists in a letter he declared independence and the formation of a new nation. as your bosses see their pursuit for self rule has devastated the lives of civilians a warning that i'll report contains details some of us may find distressing. clued you are comma is recorded in hospital hollow cost chopped off but. she sees. the men came to our home of the night accusing heart of defined a ban on education. the pretty clear there was a drop of make it a waterfall it was. a look at this it out through i sort of was all a dream. they kept hitting me with a machete because. the man started by gradually chopping off my ankle who never could one of them was flogging my back with them i said to you and the other person completely chop off my leg i sa

hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company but always president. has been dealt another blow the constitutional court has dismissed his appeal off a courtroom during that and now he's may election when last week judges ruled that the 2900 had been mocked by irregularities and anomalies which they described as being so widespread and systematic that the integrity of the results had been seriously compromised now it's the 1st time a presidential election has been challenge on vehicle grounds since folly gained independence in 1964 and. only the 2nd time and election has the nullified in africa the 1st was kenya in 2017 now thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets to celebrate the decision by the courts they are also calling for the head of the election commission chain uncertain to be fired they accuse her of failing to ensure the election was fair and credible. let's go over to the malawian capital we our reporter is a standing by hi alison so you have been at the demonstration tell us more about what protesters are demanding and and the

cnn's kristi lu stout joins us now. how were police able to end the standoff? >> after a 12-hour standoff, they ended it involving the military as well as police forces. we know that the shooter was dangerous, well-armed. he had a machine gun and ammo. he had two hand guns. we've learned that he's a skilled marksman who won competitions. earlier today we heard from the prime minister of thailand. he said it was an argument over money. over a land commission fee that triggered the mass shooting and started at a military base and ended at a shopping mall. >> terrified shoppers run out of the mall. it was a calm day turned deadly in one of the largest cities in thailand. it's where a thai soldier opened fire at terminal 21 mall killing at least 26 people. hours after the rampage began, images on social media showed people sprinting across the mall as heavily armed thai police and military evacuated them. john fielding, an english teacher was inside the mall during the shooting. >> it was there with a friend. everything was completely normal and then all of a sudde

kristie lu stout has this report from hong kong. >> reporter: big eyes, crazy hair and those layers and layers of packaging. for whatever reason, lol surprise is one of the most coveted toys on the planet. but they could be harder to find this holiday season. >> there's going to be a major shortage of lol come these holidays worldwide because of the coronavirus epidemic that we have. >> reporter: the coronavirus outbreak sparked a health crisis and an economic mess as it exposes major vulnerabilities in the global supply chain for all the sectors that reach deep into china. >> numerous companies. apple another one impacted here. >> the south korean common, as you said, they're suspended production. >> reporter: retailers are feeling the impact, anticipating the supply slow down, amazon is stockpiling certain made in china products. in a statement, amazon says out of an abundance of caution, we are working with suppliers to secure additional inventory to ensure we maintain our selection for customers. lol surprise dolls are designed by mga entertainment in california and made in china. t

what are you hearing from voters, athena, and good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kristie. we've been able to speak with voters here coming out of the polling station. seven of them were biden. my heart said sanders, my brain said joe biden. i went with my brain. during the course of the day, it's going to determine who is able to determine who continues with the race. we'll be watching the turnout to see what the electorate is made up of. how many white voters come out, how many black voters, old, young. and how do the undecideds break. here's what two of the undecide voters. here's what they have to tell me. >> i love the vice president. i really like steyer. >> reporter: okay. >> but it's interesting because, you know, the number of people in the city particularly very close friends of mine are still struggling. even the day before. because we don't want to waste a vote. >> i need that is going to beat trump. that's number one. and then it's a matter of, okay, i like warren's spiciness, i like the fact that she is willing to give details, right? i like the fact that she

kristie lu stout, with the latest from hong kong. thanks. >>> global financial markets have been struggling to figure out how serious the coronavirus outbreak truly is. we turn to john. what has been the impact on global markets, businesses and trade? >> reporter: well, it's almost a surreal situation. you have real measures going into play on mainland china and hong kong. we saw saudi arabia suspend flights for citizens and residents to china at the same time. and we have a stock market rally, taking place. stock markets are a lead indicator for six to nine months down the road. predicting what can happen. this is a far cry from what we saw on monday. the nikkei, the hong kong hang seng index, seoul and shanghai, with solid gains right now. there was a belief and they were grasping information that was coming out of mainland china, from wuhan, there may be a vaccine solution in the pipeline faster than expected. there's a widely held belief -- and i think a correct one -- that the chinese government will act swiftly to prop up the e

let's turn to kristie lu stout. it's understandable they would have to go into another 14 days of quarantine, particularly with the news the americans who were on board that plane have been found to -- confirmed cases of coronavirus. so talk to us about the overall numbers, the latest numbers you're getting in on those who have died and, of course, the infections. >> reporter: absolutely. precautions must be taken as the outbreak continues to grow all across the world. as of now, the coronavirus has infected more than 71,000 people. the global death toll has risen to 1,770 with those 100 additional deaths that were reported by health authorities in hubei province this morning. hubei being, of course, the epicenter of this current outbreak. china's national health commission, they are set to release the latest numbers for all of the provinces in china that is yet to be released. we will continue to monitor that for you. this follows the spike in numbers after hubei expanded the criteria for infections. that added to

as kristi was saying, it's hard to find certain populations in the united states. you wouldn't think it would be harder to find them in the united states as opposed to el salvador but it is. we learn this firsthand with our work on the pro bono project which is the family detention project that we had , working alongside with lindsay on. the mothers, the family detention project there was mothers and children who were detained and still are and that's texas and when they were getting released from detention they were going all over the country. we were noticing the absent charades, that isorders of deportation issued by immigration judges when people don't show up to court . those days wereskyrocketing . so we quickly figured out how to get in touch with the mothers so that we could take her out how to get them the information to of course be able to navigate the immigration process but also give them information on specifically among other things how to avoid in absentia order of removal so we created a facebook online private community secret group for the mother

let's bring in cnn kristi lu stout live. what more are you learning from what happened from thai authorities? >> we have learned that the gunman was heavily armed and had a machine gun and plenty of rounds of ammo and additional weapons and a highly skilled shooter. in fact, he won competitions and the thai prime minister said it was over a land dispute that started first at a military base and ended at a popular shopping center. injuring 57 people and after 12 hours, he was shot dead by police. terrified shoppers run out of the mall as a calm day turned deadly in one of thailand's biggest cities. it is where a thai soldier opened fire at terminal 21 mall killing at least 26 people. hours after the rampage began, images on social media showed people sprinting across the mall as heavily armed thai police and military evacuated them. john fielding, an english teacher, was inside the mall during the shooting. >> i was just at the mall with a friend and everything was just completely normal and then all of a sudden everyone star

joining me now is kristie lu stout who joins us from hong kong.jor concern for those fighting the coronavirus. it was a few weeks ago the doctor, the whistle-blower, in the middle of all of this, succumbed to it. >> just over a week after his death, the virus has claimed another high profile medical victim, the director of a hospital in wuhan is also a neurosurgeon. his name is liu zhiming and he died this morning from the virus. his death underscores the danger medical workers in china have been facing as many are overwhelmed and underprotected. china says it will designate all of them who died while fighting the virus as martyrs of at epicenter of the outbreak. it is all but sealed off from the rest of the country, even harsher lockdown measures in place, requiring millions of people in the province to stay at home 24/7 with food and daily necessities delivered to their door. almost -- the scale is breathtaking, poppy. almost half of china's population, some 780 million people now living under some form of quarantine or travel restriction. the o

favorite football team, the dallas cowboys, and t-shirts merging the names of mom and david, david and kristi schwartz, and nike's love of "star wars." may the schwartz be with you >> it was very special. it was surreal >> reporter: the big event likely added a few new pages to nike's family album. >> you see, every one of those people in the courtroom is his family, he knows now >> awesomeness and awesomeness feels like happiness. happiness feels like joyfulness >> reporter: and a first official picture of what home looks like catie beck, nbc news >> what a terrific, lovely moment that was. that's "nightly news." join us tonight as i'll be among the moderators of our democratic debate starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. for now, from las vegas, i'm lester holt thank you for watching and good night watching and good night [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ my face to the sky ♪ dreaming about just how high ♪ i could go and if i know ♪ when i finally get there ♪ taking off my glasses ♪ sun pokes through my lashes ♪ and somehow i know ♪ there's a time for every star to shine ♪ ♪ yeah, everybody got their some

so many millions of virginians still believe that all of this to an end it's a pleasure to see you kristie coleman is an expert on the american civil war and heads the museum in richmond specially devoted to the subject so kristie here we are 150 years after the civil war it seems like a lot of the history and perspectives are still unsettled why is it still such a hot button to day. i think. part of the reason is that we've spent a 150 years lying to each other about what this war was about. we spent 150 years lying and trying to reinforce the lie and the truth is and i did daughters of the confederacy and their historian of the organizational woman by the name of mildred rutherford makes it her business to frame the narrative that must be in every school or textbook and if it's not there she tells them you must reject it from your home and you must reject it from your school. and that's exactly what they do so if you wonder why america has such a de virgine view about this it was crafted that way the way i see it is that robert e. lee fought for slavery and that's what the civil war was

many thanks to kristie lu stout bringing us that from hong kong live.reciate it. >>> just repeating to our viewers the information we're getting in, those 14 passengers traveling on board the flights that were chartered by the u.s. government to evacuate americans from the diamond princess cruise ship, they have tested positive for the coronavirus and that is according to the u.s. department of state and health and human services. and according to a joint statement from the agencies, the 14 cases have been tested two to three days prior to the evacuation flights and they're part of the over 300 u.s. citizens that we know are on those two flights coming home. of course, we know, too, that they are going to have to go into quarantine for another 14 days. of course, it will be a different case for those 14 additional confirmed cases of coronavirus on board those planes. of course, we know they have been isolated on those planes, but even so, people are sitting there with their masks more than likely feeling very exposed, but they won't be going home any ti